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First Total Remaining Councillor Division Scheme Details budget Status Payee Name spent 2009-10 Bailey John Finedon £0.00 £10,000.00 Beardsworth Sally Kingsthorpe Contribution towards play equipment - Kingsthorpe Play Builders Project £2,500.00 £7,500.00 Paid Kingsthorpe Neighbourhood Management Board Contribution towards the hire of the YMCA Bus in Kingsthorpe £1,500.00 £6,000.00 Paid Kingsthorpe Neighbourhood Management Board Contribution to design & printing costs for the 'We Were There' £100.00 £5,900.00 In progress Northamptonshire Black History Association £4,100.00 £5,900.00 Bell Paul Swanspool Opening of the Daylight Centre over Christmas for the vulnerable £1,500.00 £8,500.00 Paid Daylight Centre Fellowship Contribution to employing a p/t worker at Wellingborough Youth Project £2,800.00 £5,700.00 Paid Wellingborough Youth Project Motor skills develoment equipment for people with learning difficulties £5,250.00 £450.00 Paid Friends of Friars School £9,550.00 £450.00 Blackwell George Earls Barton £0.00 £10,000.00 Boardman Catherine Uplands New kitchen floor - West Haddon Village Hall £803.85 £9,196.15 Paid West Haddon Village Hall Committee New garage doors and locks - Lilbourne Mini Bus Garage £3,104.65 £6,091.50 In progress Lilbourne Parish Council £3,908.50 £6,091.50 Bromwich Rosemary Towcester A5 Rangers Cycling Club £759.00 £9,241.00 Paid A5 Rangers Cycling Club Cricket pitch cover for Towcestrians Cricket Club £1,845.00 £7,396.00 Paid Towcestrians Cricket Club £6,861.00 Home & away playing shirts for Towcester Ladies Hockey Club junior teams £535.00 Paid Towcester Ladies Hockey Club Funding of 25 places on the Swim Life course £590.00 £6,271.00 Paid The South Northants Leisure Trust Minibus hire - Tove Valley Baptist Fellowship Youth Camp £800.00 £5,471.00 Paid Tove Valley Baptist Fellowship Youth 50+ Christmas Dinner £650.00 £4,821.00 Paid The South Northants Leisure Trust Tents for the Towcester District Guide Association £440.00 £4,381.00 Paid Towcester District Guide Association New gates for Towcester Allotments £1,350.00 £3,031.00 Paid Towcester Allotment & Garden Association Towcester Neighbourhood Watch community building initiatives £2,481.45 £549.55 Paid Towcester Neighbourhood Watch £9,450.45 £549.55 Brookfield Julie Contribution towards the annual fireworks display at Corby Boating Lake £500.00 £9,500.00 Paid Corby Borough Council Shire Lodge Training costs for Corby Turnaround £950.00 £8,550.00 In progress Turnaround Furniture Project Corby Welfare Rights & CAB - family debt counselling sessions £2,700.00 £5,850.00 In progress Corby Borough Welfare Rights & CAB £4,150.00 £5,850.00 Brown Robin Braunston Badby cemetery path impmprovements £2,500.00 £7,500.00 Paid Badby Parish Council First Total Remaining Councillor Division Scheme Details budget Status Payee Name spent 2009-10 Improvements to village entrance and path repairs around the church £2,500.00 £5,000.00 Paid Newnham Parish Council Improvement to the access to Braunston Playing Fields £2,280.00 £2,280.00 Paid Braunston Playing Field Association Contribution towards the cost of two pairs of 'village gates' in Welton £2,720.00 £0.00 In progress Welton Parish Council £10,000.00 £0.00 Bullock Mark Contribution towards the annual fireworks display at Corby Boating Lake £500.00 £9,500.00 Paid Corby Borough Council Corby Central £500.00 £9,500.00 Church Richard Kingsley Contribution to design & printing costs for the 'We Were There' £100.00 £9,900.00 In progress Northamptonshire Black History Association £100.00 £9,900.00 Civil Bob Ise Security netting at Ise Youth FC to stop balls getting lost and punctured £4,323.97 £5,676.03 Paid Ise Lodge Youth Football Club £4,323.97 £5,676.03 Clarke Michael Hackleton New play equipment in the children's playground, Denton £1,500.00 £8,500.00 In progress Denton Parish Council New safety curtain for the Caring and Sharing Trust Theatre, Cogenhoe £1,500.00 £7,000.00 Paid Caring & Sharing Trust New wood chippings for Yardley Hastings playground £1,500.00 £5,500.00 Paid Yardley Hastings Parish Council New street lighting in Quinton Village £2,500.00 £3,000.00 In progress Highways £7,000.00 £3,000.00 Clarke Tony Castle £0.00 £10,000.00 Conroy Jenny Spencer £0.00 £10,000.00 Dean David Queensway Knife Crime Project for 13 to 19 year olds £2,600.00 £7,400.00 In progress Queensway Residents Association £2,600.00 £7,400.00 Edwards Don Old Duston £9,500.00 Contribution towards coach training & qualifications for Duston Netball Club Duston Netball Club £500.00 Paid Christmas lunch and transport for Rye Hill Senior Citizens £300.00 £9,200.00 Paid Rye Hill Senior Citizens Christmas voucher scheme - Duston Old People's Welfare Association £1,000.00 £8,200.00 Paid Duston Old People's Welfare Association Liberty Drum Corps - Uniforms (with Cllr M Golby) £1,000.00 £7,200.00 Paid Liberty Drum Corps First Total Remaining Councillor Division Scheme Details budget Status Payee Name spent 2009-10 Millway £1,500.00 £5,700.00 Friends of Hopping Hill Primary school - new stage area £2,000.00 £3,700.00 In progress Friends of Hopping Hill Primary school Friends of The Duston School - four new laptop computers £1,500.00 £2,200.00 In progress Friends of The Duston School Chiltern primary £1,500.00 £700.00 Nursery - tables and chairs - Sunbeams £9,300.00 £700.00 Edwards Scott Wicksteed Theatre trip and coach hire for the Highfield Barnes Children's Centre £1,872.50 £8,127.50 Paid Highfield Barnes Community Association Ice skating trip and coach hire Highfield Barnes Community Association £843.60 £7,283.90 Paid Highfield Barnes Community Association Security shutters for Highfield Barnes Community Centre £934.13 £6,349.77 Paid Highfield Barnes Community Association £3,650.23 £6,349.77 Giddings Richard Lumbertubs Brookside community events £1,000.00 £9,000.00 Paid Brookside Residents Council Tools for the Community payback scheme £500.00 £8,500.00 In progress £1,500.00 £8,500.00 Glynane Brendan Delapre New boxing ring - Far Cotton Boxing Club £2,500.00 £7,500.00 Paid Far Cotton Boxing Club New wooden storage building - Northampton Urban Farm Project £1,000.00 £6,500.00 Paid Northampton Urban Farm project New drums - Southern Quarter Drumming Workshop £500.00 £6,000.00 Paid Southern Quarter Contribution to the Red Line Off Road Project in Delapre £1,000.00 £5,000.00 Paid Red Line Off Road Motorbike Project Contribution to design & printing costs for the 'We Were There' £100.00 £4,900.00 In progress Northamptonshire Black History Association £5,100.00 £4,900.00 Golby Matthew New Duston £9,500.00 Contribution towards coach training & qualifications for Duston Netball Club £500.00 Paid Duston Netball Club Duston Community Bus Service £5,400.00 £4,100.00 Paid Duston Parish Council Venue hire & equipment - Duston Swimming Club £700.00 £3,400.00 Paid Duston Swimming Club Duston Tea Dance Club - venue hire and running costs £500.00 £2,900.00 Paid Duston Tea Dance Christmas voucher scheme - Duston Old People's Welfare Association £500.00 £2,400.00 Paid Duston Old People's Welfare Association Duston Rovers FC - new equipment and kit £600.00 £1,800.00 Paid Duston Rovers FC Liberty Drum Corps - Uniforms (with Cllr Don Edwards) £400.00 £1,400.00 Paid Liberty Drum Corps £8,600.00 £1,400.00 Gonzales De Andre East Hunsbury Blacky More Youth Project - workshops £4,995.00 £5,005.00 In Progress Wootton & East Hunsbury Parish Council Savage £4,995.00 £5,005.00 Grant Andrew Brackley East Northamptonshire YMCA Youth Cafe - furniture and equipment £10,000.00 £0.00 Paid Northamptonshire YMCA £10,000.00 £0.00 Groome Christopher Burton First Total Remaining Councillor Division Scheme Details budget Status Payee Name spent 2009-10 £0.00 £10,000.00 Hallam Mike Parklands New security fencing for Fernie Fields Sports & Social Club £2,000.00 £8,000.00 Paid Fernie Fields Sports & Social Moulton Magpies FC - contribution to pitch & club house redevelopment £1,000.00 £7,000.00 Paid Moulton Magpies Youth Printing of christmas cards for fundraising - Parklands After School Club £298.00 £6,702.00 Paid Parklands Learning & Care Centre Pride of Northampton lion - Parklands Primary school £450.00 £6,262.00 Paid Parklands Primary PTA Training equipment - Northants Trampoline Gymnastics Academy £438.00 £5,814.00 Paid Northamptonshire Trampoline Gymnastics Academy Picnic tables for Parklands Allotments Association £369.00 £5,445.00 Paid Parklands Allotment Association Steel storage container for Parklands Allotments £1,057.50 £4,387.50 In progress Parklands Allotment Association £5,612.50 £4,387.50 Harding Rebecca Abington £0.00 £10,000.00 Harker Jim Kettering Rural Upgrade of the victorian lanterns in the Cransley conservation area in partnership £9,000.00 with Kettering Borough Council £1,000.00 Paid Cransley Parish Council To help fund Drop-In coffee and help line afternoons, St Andew's Church £8,500.00 Broughton £500.00 Paid St Andrews, Broughton Extension of the footpath to the Youth Club on Grafton Road, Geddington £2,000.00 £6,500.00 Paid Highways Purchase of a solar scope, tripod and projector screen £687.50 £5,812.50 Paid Northants Amateur Astronomers New bench for the grass area in the village of Grafton Underwood £500.00 £5,312.50 Paid Grafton Underwood Parish Council New watering system for Geddington & Newton Bowling Club £2,000.00 £3,312.50 Paid Geddington & Newton Bowling Club Contribution towards a vehicle activated sign on the A43 £600.00 £2,712.50 Paid Weekley Parish Council Geddington CC - 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    ~Tn.ADES DIRECTORY.] • NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. FAR 639 • Gaodeni CharleP~ Nassington, Wansford Griffin Fk.Wm.Borough Fen, Peterborb' HawesGoo.jun. &J. Oaley,Ba.tby,RuJby UawthroppR.W.BartonSeagrave,Kttrng Grill1n Philip, Eye, Peterborough Ha.wes George, Onley, Rugby Gee George, Elkihngton, Rugbr Griffin Hichard, Grimsbury, Banbury Hawkes Mrs. Elzbh.Pyt<:lhle)", Kettering Gee James, Hartwell, Northampton tGriffin WilIiam, Clapton, Thrapston Hawkes Hy. Old Grimsbury, Banbury Gent CIsl'ence, Guilsboro', Nortbamptn Griffith WiIliam, Syresham. Brackley Hawkell Joho, Ecton, Northampton George Ernest, Farthinghoe, Brackley Griffiths WilIiam, Milton, Northampton Hawkes Thos.Mears Ashby,Northamptn George Frederick, Steane, Brackley tGrigg-s Wm.. HartwelJ. Northampton Hawkes Thos. Henry, Ayuho, Banbury (George Mrs.S.H. Farthinghoe, Brackley Grimdon David, &laIdwell, Northamptn tHawkes William, Thenford, Banbury -tGeorge' Wm. Gayton, Blisworth R. S.0 Grimsdick D. S. Potterspry.Stony Strtfrd Haynes Thomas, Farthin~stone.Weedon George Wm.Northboro',1\'IarketDeeping Grisold Rd.68 West st.Grimsbry. Banbry Haynes Thomas, Watford, Rugby tGibbardHy.'fhorpe Mandeville,Banbry Groocock Geo. Ashley, Market Harboro' Haynes Wm. Lllng Buckby, Ru~~by tGibbaTd John (exors. of), Scales hill, Groome Charles Francis, Manor house, Haynes Wm. WaIter, H~lidon,Daventry Cha.combe, Hanbnty Great HalTOwden, Wellingborongh Hays Charles, Bulwick, Wansford tGibbardW.Aston-le-WaUs,Byfld.R.S.O tGroome John, Wadenhoe, OundJe Heading Geo. Wi>!sthrpe.Lilford,Oundle tlibbard William, Byfield R.8.0 Groome Robart. Wadenhoe, Oundle Healey Thomas, West Haddon, Rugby Gibbard Wm.Lower Middleton,Banhury Gross Wm.J.Burton Latimer. Kettering- Hedzes Thoma..,,_ Ar:lstone. Towcester tGibbard Wm.Strixton,Wellingborongh Grossmith John, Ashton. Stamford HemmingsJas.We.Farndon,Byfld.R.S.O GibbinsJohn Archbold, Upper Weedon Grundy Edmnnd, Broughton, Kettering Henn WiIliam, SulgraV'e, Hanbury GibbsEdwd.Wm.Wel'rington,Peterboro' tGudgeon CorneliU'l, Tiffield, Towcester HensmanWm.Flint hJ6.Winwick,Rugby Gifford Alfd.